Galway will be global manufacturing base for stent that allows surgeons treat patients with more difficult to access coronary blockages

Irish court will be asked to rubberstamp $1.3 billion debt reduction plan agreed in US

Corporation tax generated €11.8 billion in receipts last year, €1 in every €5 collected

Covid has forced health service providers to adopt new technologies at a pace which would have been unthinkable a few years ago

Why Ireland is an attractive home for the world’s life science companies

With everyone looking for ventilators as Covid hit, Medtronic tore up the corporate playbook

US medical device giant’s Galway plant scrambled to meet demand for ventilators

A lack of alignment and clarity leaves many employees cynical and disengaged

Our globalised economy is fuelled by multinationals and this makes us much better-off

Higher rate of neurological adverse events with the HVAD

LGIM using financial clout to push for change at corporate level in number of areas

Varadkar says procurement and contracts done at ‘agency’ not political level

From Covid-19 testing kits to treatments for the virus, the pandemic is a priority for Irish medtechs

Company from NUI Galway seeks to make catheters less cumbersome for cancer patients

Lawsuits in US claim company profited from country’s opioid epidemic

Company, which has a plant in Galway, said sales of ventilators more than doubled

Medical devices sector has played a critical role throughout this rolling pandemic

Martin Shanahan says ‘no room for complacency’

Top 1000: Ireland’s biggest companies face major challenges

Remote working, cheaper housing, cleaner air: there’s a lot to be said for quitting the city